Shark
Shark is a water animal totem of the west in the Folk Western tradition. It is associated with primordial fear, focus and survival. Its medicine is focus, survival and relentlessness, and its shadow aspect is ruthlessness and obsession.
Tradition · Folk Western
Correspondences
Practice
- Magical Uses
- ProtectionFacing fearSurvivalPower
Nature and meaning
- Shadow Aspect
- RuthlessnessObsession
- Deities
- PoseidonLeviathanJormungandr
Details
- Keywords
- Primordial fearFocusSurvivalRelentlessness
- Medicine
- FocusSurvivalRelentlessnessFacing fear
- When Appears
- The old fear movesKeep moving
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